What sounds drive you crazy? Mine, background noise on TV

It seems like the more tired I get, the more sensitive to noises I get; especially at night. I LOVE silence. It's my favorite thing when driving. I am not a multi tasker. I lose concentration easily if I'm on my laptop or trying to read a book and the TV is going.

People holding on their horn for a loooong time outside at all hours.

I have misophonia so there are a LOT of noises that bother me. I can't have the TV on unless I am watching it. Eating in meetings! I was in another meeting where someone was eating something that sound like carrots, but wasn't carrots. I was trying to be kind and say nothing and finally this other woman got mad and told her to stop eating that stuff. I just cannot believe making that much noise in a meeting and being unaware of it.

Pen clicking. Nail clipping (yes, in the office!). Food noises. Spoon/fork hitting a bowl (my kids do this all the time)

Eating sounds

phones ringing in the background on tv shows, answer it already!!!

Why, oh why, do they have to have such loud music as background on TV shows?  I can't hear what the characters are saying sometimes.  Also the exhaust fan over my stove, have to shut it off after awhile.

Ann

Eating sounds for sure.

I'm totally fine when we're all having a meal together or eating a snack at the same time.

It's just when it's silent otherwise and someone is eating....aaaaacckkkkkkkk!

When the kids are listening to something from You Tube. It's almost always someone talking about how to place some video game. My sister's house has everything loud from t.v., music and talking. Even a car ride with her involves loud music and open windows. It can be so loud sometimes that it hurts. She doesn't care if it bothers other people. The bathroom fan.

I have misophonia, so lots of kinds of noises send me through the roof. Unfortunately, a lot of it is from my dh who has a lifelong habit o humming or "clicking" along to music. So even if he puts on headphones, he's over there humming and clicking away. Sometimes he is not even listening to music, he's hearing it in his head and humming and clicking away. He tries not to do it around me, but when you've been doing something for nearly 60 years, it's a struggle to break the habit. Then again, for me, it's a daily struggle not to go for his jugular. Daily. Struggle.

Also - whistling. OMG. But that seems to annoy almost everyone. We had someone in our office area waiting for a meeting yesterday and he was 50 feet down the hallway behind a door and we could all hear this guy whistling. I probably cannot convey how incredibly loud and annoying it was. Literally everyone in our office was irritated and talking about it. They begged me to do something because he just was not stopping. Plus every so often, he'd whistle this high-pitched single tone. WTAF! How can you not think that is irritating to others? I finally went in and told him he had to stop or a whole floor full of people would be coming in to have a "word" with him. He shut up, but then after his meeting was over, he walked to the elevator whistling with a smirk on his face. Someone actually threw a book in his direction. I did not reprimand that person.

I've noticed news has become like this...ominous noise in the background while the news is being delivered. I have to turn it off.

This is so fricken annoying I can't stand it!! 

Most noises bug me but the worst are whistling and noisy walkers (heels clomping and dragging their feet).

TVs in waiting rooms and restaurants. When did we reach the point where we need to have a TV blaring at us EVERYWHERE we go? Drives me nuts.